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Post by olroy2044 on Aug 28, 2016 15:05:48 GMT -5
I've spent a lot of time sitting on my porch while regaining my strength. When I finally could lift and hold my K-7, I started messing around with some old lenses, and discovered an unexpected treasure. Vivitar/Komine f2.8 135mm ISO400, f8, 1/200 M-42 mount adapted--only post-process a slight amount of unsharp applied in GIMP ![](http://i214.photobucket.com/albums/cc136/olroy2044/Pentax%20K7/Pets/caff9de9-56b9-4959-9034-7cdcb7dbda5f_zpsip6s3idd.jpg) Same lens ISO400 f16, 180/second, onboard fill flash as shot other than 30% crop in GIMP ![](http://i214.photobucket.com/albums/cc136/olroy2044/Pentax%20K7/Hummingbirds/72957022-7dd1-4566-b8ac-65724acfdbba_zpsk4oe6lpd.jpg) I think this lens is a "keeper"
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Post by mickeyobe on Aug 28, 2016 16:58:40 GMT -5
As ever, Roy, Welcome back. You were missed. I hope you very quickly make a complete recover. Now it is my time for porch sitting. A very nasty arthritis keeps me at home much of the time. I now walk with a cane when I can walk. Aaaah, The Golden years. To use proper medical terminology, "Rubbish". I have always used a neck strap with my cameras since my first 35 mm took up deep water diving. Now, as an added precaution, I have a strap that goes around my hand. It gives me a feeling of security. And my cane is an ugly old wooden one with a generous hook that can go over my arm allowing me to use both hands. One of my welcome visitors: He would say "Chirp" but his cheeks are stuffed with oatmeal. ![](http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d134/mickeyobe/mickeyobe009/IMGP6941%202.jpg) Mickey
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